Age distribution of population, confirmed COVID-19 cases, and COVID-19 deaths in the US

(Updated: 2020-08-02 15:29:00 EDT)

  • Data source: COVID-19 Case Surveillance Public Use Data
  • Accessed on August 1, 2020
  • Total number of cases included in the data source: 2668175
  • NOTE:
    1. Age reporting is good. Missing in only 0.1% or cases.
    2. Race reporting is missing in many cases (47%).
    3. Survival status and hospitalization is missing in 51.2% and 52.3% of cases, respectively.

1. Overall age distribution

1.1. Population, cumulative cases, and cumulative deaths

1.2. Case trend

1.2.1. Weekly reported cases, number
1.2.2. Weekly reported cases, percent

(only weeks with more than 20 cases)

1.3. Deaths trend

1.3.1. Weekly reported deaths, number
1.3.2. Weekly reported deaths, percent

(only weeks with more than 20 deaths)

2. Overall race distribution

2.1. Population, cumulative cases, and cumulative deaths

2.2. Case trend

2.2.1. Weekly reported cases, number
2.2.2. Weekly reported cases, percent

(only weeks with more than 20 cases)

2.3. Deaths trend

2.3.1. Weekly reported deaths, number
2.3.2. Weekly reported deaths, percent

(only weeks with more than 20 deaths)

2.A. Only among observations with known race: Overall race distribution

2.A.1. Population, cumulative cases, and cumulative deaths

2.A.2. Case trend

2.A.2.1. Weekly reported cases, number
2.A.2.2. Weekly reported cases, percent

(only weeks with more than 20 cases)

2.A.3. Deaths trend

2.A.3.1. Weekly reported deaths, number
2.A.3.2. Weekly reported deaths, percent

(only weeks with more than 20 deaths)

3. Latest cumulative age distribution by race

3.1. By metric: population, cases, hopitalization, and deaths

3.1.1. Age distribution of population by race
3.1.2. Age distribution of cases by race
3.1.3. Age distribution of hospitalization by race
3.1.4. Age distribution of deaths by race

3.2. By race

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